P. Kishore, D. Dinakar, M. S. Shankar, K. Srimannarayana, P. V. Rao, D. Sengupta
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Non-Contact Vibration Sensor Using Bifurcated Bundle Fiber for Real Time Monitoring of Diesel Engine
A non-contact vibration sensor is demonstrated using bifurcated bundle fiber based on the principle of extrinsic reflective intensity modulation for monitoring the health condition of the diesel engine. An IR-source is used along with glass fibers to avoid the effect of stray light in sensing. The encapsulation of the sensor enables easy alignment, flexible handling and usage in harsh environments. The sensor is capable of measuring the frequencies up to 650Hz with vibration amplitude resolution of 10µm, enough to monitor the vibrations generated in heavy machines like diesel engine.
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We would like to inform you, that iJOE, the ''International Journal of Online Engineering'' will accept now also papers in the field of Biomedical Engineering and e-Health''. iJOE will therefore be published from January 2019 as the ''International Journal of Online and Biomedical Engineering''. The objective of the journal is to publish and discuss fundamentals, applications and experiences in the fields of Online Engineering (remote engineering, virtual instrumentation and online simulations, etc) and Biomedical Engineering/e-Health. The use of cyber-physical systems, virtual and remote controlled devices and remote laboratories are the directions for advanced teleworking/e-working environments. In general, online engineering is a future trend in engineering and science. Due to the growing complexity of engineering tasks, more and more specialized and expensive equipment as well as software tools and simulators, shortage of highly qualified staff, and the demands of globalization and collaboration activities, it become essential to utilize cyber cloud technologies to maximize the use of engineering resources. Online engineering is the way to address these issues. Considering these, one focus of the International Journal of Online and Biomedical Engineering is to provide a platform to publish fundamentals, applications and experiences in the field of Online Engineering, for example: Remote Engineering Internet of Things Cyber-physical Systems Digital Twins Industry 4.0 Virtual Instrumentation. An important application field of online engineering tools and principles are Biomedical Engineering / e-Health. Topics we are interested to publish are: Automation Technology for Medical Applications Big Data in Medicine Biomedical Devices Biosensors Biosignal Processing Clinical Informatics Computational Neuroscience Computer-Aided Surgery.